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Saloc
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Comment #48617122
Nice project! Im curious, did you had a look on performance vs. a baseline tensor framework? With Copapy I was initially surprised that in many non ANN applications for vector and …
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Show HN: Reproducible experiments without committing every tweak
I hate keeping extensive notes of experiments. When iterating fast, it feels to break the flow. However when keeping all adjustments in mind - its only a question of time until val…
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Comment #47033845
In some fields its quite common to implement state machines in an imperative style with if-blocks and flags. That should be possible with Copapy by having decorated functions where…
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Comment #47033375
Casadi uses either an interpreter or emits c-code, where Copapy directly runs machine code. Would be very interesting to benchmark Copapy against compiled Casadi c-code – looking i…
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Comment #47027230
Thanks for your comment, I'll give a full write up a try. I think for deterministic control applications this concept has a sweet spot. While in conventional code the number of bra…
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Show HN: Copy-and-patch compiler for hard real-time Python
I built Copapy as an experiment: Can Python be used for hard real-time systems? Instead of an interpreter or JIT, Copapy builds a computation graph by tracing Python code and uses …
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Show HN: High deterministic real time in Python with copy and patch compiler
Copapy is an experiment in making Python usable for hard real-time systems by removing almost everything that makes Python non-deterministic. Instead of an interpreter or JIT, Copa…
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Comment #46077069
What about correlating transmitted wireless frames with a LED flashing pattern? If the glasses stream video with a variable bitrate codec over wireless, flashing vs. non-flashing s…
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Comment #44518330
For non-professional application it’s not the cheapest option, however on the used marked I payed 82 € for my last ethernet bus cupper plus 3 digital IO terminals. Often used Beckh…
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Show HN: Pyhoff – Connect Python ML Models to Beckhoff/WAGO IO Hardware
Built this Python package because I wanted to run hardware controlling ML stuff and other control algorithms directly connected to industrial I/O hardware without jumping into anno…
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Comment #44471803
To avoid the discussion where around the critical point it is a gas or not a gas ;) Sure, for ideal gases it’s quite clear; however I’m looking for adding real gas behavior to capt…
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Comment #44470872
I would say it depends on the application: For energy stuff, ideal gas + water/steam might be sufficient. Rolling a lightweight process simulation framework (e.g. on top of gaspype…
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Comment #44465140
That looks like a valuable resource, thank you! I already mostly stuck to a subset supported by NumPy and JAX (because that's the array libraries I'm familiar with). I hope the oth…
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Comment #44464500
Thank you! Repo is located here: https://github.com/DLR-Institute-of-Future-Fuels/gaspype
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Show HN: Fast Thermodynamic Calculations in Python
I built gaspype, a Python library for fast thermodynamic calculations, like equilibrium reactions. It's lightweight, written in typed Python/Numpy, and comes with a large species d…
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Show HN: Simple Solid Static HTML and PDF Reports
I've been working on Pyladoc, a Python package designed for web apps that generate data rich documents from code. It outputs HTML and LaTeX/PDF with Pandas tables and Matplotlib fi…